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Debra Howard posted a reply on Re: Hemochron QC

Tuesday, Jan 4, 2022 at 7:56 AM

Said: Welcome to POC Melva! We use the Hemochron for both the Cath lab (ACTLR) and the CVOR (ACT+). I have found that most of the time the controls fail when they are not mixed correctly. There is a certain technique that must be handled very...

Melva Anderson posted a new Topic

Tuesday, Jan 4, 2022 at 7:39 AM

Hemochron QC

Good Morning,
I am new to the point of care world and especially the Hemochron for ACT-LR. The Cath lab is having issues with the abnormal control. They are having to run it several times. The lot C1DLA004 expiring in August of 2022. Can anyone give me some insight or help. I would sincerely appreciate it. I was also like to know is there something better and easier on the market than the Hemochron Signature Elite.
Thanks,

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Danielle Ennis posted a reply on Re: Telcor backups

Monday, Jan 3, 2022 at 6:36 PM

Said: Right. Ok. I knew I must be misunderstanding. Our IT dept performs maintenance on the server hosting Telcor quarterly, which includes a backup, reboot, and whatever else they do.

Kathleen David posted a reply on Re: Telcor backups

Monday, Jan 3, 2022 at 6:07 PM

Said: I think we have a database backup as well. This is server maintenance. That allows for patches to Microsoft OS and other updates. I think it's basically just shutting down the server and bringing it up again, and putting in the patches ...

Danielle Ennis posted a reply on Re: Telcor backups

Monday, Jan 3, 2022 at 5:58 PM

Said: I might be misunderstanding your question, but we have an automatic database backup every night around 0200. Not sure if that's standard or too much?